Management of acute contrast media reactions in children Flashcards

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IV contrast media dose in children

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2-3 ml of 280-300 mg I/ml per Kg body weight to a maximum of 150 ml in those weighing >50kg

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Urticaria

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  1. no treatment needed in most cases
  2. give diphenhydramine 1-2 mg/kg IM/IV/PO up to 50 mg
  3. severe and widely disseminated: epiniphrine 0.01 ml/kg (1:1,000) SC or IM
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Facial Edema

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  1. give o2 at 6 - 10 liters/min via face mask , face tent, blow by stream
  2. monitor ecg, bp, o2 sat
  3. give epiniphrine (1:1,000) SC or IM 0.01 ml/kg up to 0.3ml/dose. repeat every 15-30 minutes as needed.
  4. give diphenhydramine IM/IV 1-2 mg/kg up to 50 mg.
  5. if not responsive seek help
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Laryngeal Edema or Bronchospasm

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  1. give o2 at 6-10 liters/min via face mask, face tent, blow by stream
  2. monitor v/s ecg, bp, o2 sat
  3. give epiniphrine (1:1,000) 0.01ml/kg up to 0.3ml/dose OR epiniphrine (1:10,000) IV 0.1ml/kg max dose of 3.0ml/dose repeat 3-5 minutes as neede.
  4. give beta agonists inhalers: TERBUTALINE, SALBUTAMOL 2-3 puffs repeat as needed.
  5. call for assistance fro severe spasms o2 sat
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Pulmonary Edema

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  1. give o2 at 6-10 liters/min
  2. monitor v/s
  3. give diuretic: FUROSEMIDE 1-2 mg/kg IV
  4. call for assistance.
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Hypotension with tachycardia

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  1. give o2 at 6-10liters/min
  2. monitor ecg, o2sat, bp
  3. trendelenburg position
  4. keep pt warm
  5. give IV or IO normal saline or Ringer’s lactate 20ml/kg over 5-10 minutes; bolus infusion over 10-20 minutes in patients with myocardial dysfunction.
  6. seek appropriate help
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Hypotension with bradycardia

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  1. give o2 at 6-10 liters/min
  2. monitor: ecg, bp. o2 sat
  3. elevate legs at 60deg or trendelenburg position
  4. keep patient warm
  5. give IV or IO normal saline or Ringer’s lactate 20 ml/kg over 5-10 minutes. Give infusion over 10-20 minutes in patients with myocardial dysfunction
  6. give ATROPINE IV 0.02mg/kg if patient does not respond quickly to steps 2345. minimum initial dose of 0,1 mg, maximum dose of 0.5 mg (infant/child) 1 mg(adoescent).
  7. Atropine dose may be doubled for second administration
  8. seek appropriate assistance.
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